Representing the database and it's relationships [closed] - php

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I have an MySQL database. It contains many tables and relationships. Is there a software or is there a way to implement it, so I would get a representation similar to this:
Or I'll just need to do it by hand?

Mysql Workbench has this feature.
Also you can do it in phpmyadmin :)

phpMyAdmin has such a view using their designer feature.

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I am looking for caching solutions for php, so I was wondering if is there something like good and scalable as Ehcache, but for PHP?
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I want to find an application documents management system web-based. with PHP and MySQL.
I've tried alfresco, but it's based on java.
I want to find a document management application system using PHP & MySQL which has almost the same features with alfresco
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I'm looking for the best solution to perform PHP MYSQL searching but I don't want to use Sphinx, I'm using Nginx under Linux.
Take a look at Solr : http://lucene.apache.org/solr/
Choosing a search solution depends on a few things like:
Amount of data
Complexity of that data
How often will you use search?
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I'm happy to write my own but if there's a really nice PHP script out there that i can just run on a cron and exclude directories then i'd love to hear about it!
I'd prefer to use a scraper/crawler type script than write the XML from the database....
http://code.google.com/p/sitemap-generators/wiki/SitemapGenerators
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I'm looking to some lightweight open source php based MySQL database managing script.
I would essentially prefer something that is packed into a single file, and has a decent UI and features.
PS: I already know about PHPMiniAdmin, I'm looking for alternatives.
SQLBuddy is pretty nice: http://www.sqlbuddy.com/
You need PHP-Mini-Admin
It is a light-weight alternative to
phpmyadmin
Source
phpmyadmin is still my favourite
http://www.phpmyadmin.net
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